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Pos |
Name |
Time |
Hcp |
Adj. |
Cat |
Std |
+/- |
Pts |
Award |
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1 |
Paul Lilley |
54.00 |
SCR |
54.00 |
10 |
Fastest |
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2 |
Lynden Leadbeater |
54.09 |
1.00 |
53.09 |
9 |
2nd |
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3 |
Dave Langlands |
54.32 |
1.00 |
53.32 |
8 |
3rd |
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4 |
Chris Wright |
55.24 |
4.40 |
50.44 |
7 |
2nd Hcp |
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5 |
Simon Pitchford |
56.38 |
5.50 |
50.48 |
6 |
3rd Hcp |
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6 |
Malcolm Smith |
57.21 |
3.05 |
54.16 |
5 |
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7 |
Mike Shattock |
57.28 |
5.30 |
51.48 |
4 |
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8 |
Martin Jones |
58.03 |
1.00 |
57.03 |
3 |
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9 |
Paul Asplin |
58.31 |
8.10 |
50.21 |
2 |
1st Hcp |
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10 |
Mark Gardener |
60.13 |
– – |
60.31 |
1 |
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11 |
Mike Barnsdale |
61.14 |
– – |
61.14 |
1 |
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12 |
Steve Clarke |
61.49 |
8.50 |
52.59 |
1 |
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13 |
Lindsay Clarke |
62.31 |
8.50 |
53.41 |
1 |
1st Lady |
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14 |
Malcolm Jacklin |
63.41 |
7.10 |
56.31 |
1 |
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15 |
Simon Jacklin |
64.03 |
13.00 |
51.03 |
1 |
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16 |
Phil Merritt |
64.06 |
12.00 |
52.06 |
1 |
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17 |
Sean Beard |
64.55 |
8.20 |
56.35 |
1 |
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18 |
Bill Law |
65.30 |
7.15 |
58.15 |
1 |
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19 |
Ian McNally |
66.31 |
– – |
66.31 |
1 |
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20 |
James Warrener |
67.24 |
10.00 |
57.24 |
1 |
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21 |
David Saunders |
67.43 |
12.00 |
55.43 |
1 |
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22 |
Simon Pidduck |
68.16 |
7.40 |
60.36 |
1 |
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23 |
Keith Kinsey |
73.13 |
16.00 |
57.13 |
1 |
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24 |
Andy Pitchford |
74.29 |
20.00 |
54.29 |
1 |
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25 |
Annette Wyld |
75.27 |
21.30 |
54.57 |
1 |
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26 |
Sharon Smith |
77.02 |
22.00 |
55.02 |
1 |
DNF: Malcolm Church, Colin Benn
DNS: David Lowe
Peterborough CC
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Zed Dhanji |
1.03.58 |
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Tim Cockerell |
1.17.02 |
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John Powell |
1.01.06 |
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Chris Harwood |
1.08.31 |
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John French |
56.07 |
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Nick Smith |
1.01.11 |
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Caroline Thomas |
59.46 |
Paul Lilley scorched round a cold and windy course based on Folksworth to secure a win in the opening race of the local cycling season.
Yarwell based Lilley recorded 54 minutes dead for the 21 mile course taking the prize ahead of returning Lynden Leadbeater by only 9 seconds. The top three was completed by Dave Langlands with 54.32.
Paul Asplin, fresh from a winter of off road success on his mountain bike, carried on his good form winning the handicap event and finishing 9th overall.
Due to some issues with none club members signing up, and the amount of time and effort needed to remove them, I have taken the decision to move the message board to a new address.
This forum is pretty similar in a lot of ways but gives better security.
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You can get to the new message board via the link on the right of this page or by clicking here. I will put a re-direction on the old board if you have that bookmarked.
19
Feb
Crooked Wheel Issue #2
Click the link above to download the latest edition of the clubs Crooked Wheel newsletter.
Hi Guys and Gals.Don’t forget that we are still Circuit Training and Spinning at Stanground.
Circuit Training: Tuesday’s 8:30 - 9:30pm
Spinning: Thursday’s 7:30 - 8:15pm
We propose to carry on until Easter, so the last CT will be on Tuesday 18th March, and the last Spinning on Thursday 20th March.
Numbers have started to tail off over the last couple of weeks, so if you want to get fit for the Sportive on Sunday 23rd March, come and join us right the way up until Easter.
See you at Stanground.
Steve Hope.
Please see files above for downloading.
Note: The sportive information and routes are all included on the National Clarion website hosted by our own Ian Clarke … Click here.
fenland-clarion-press-release-0408.doc
Clarion riders in early season form
Fenland Clarion riders have been setting the early season pace in a number of events across the region.
Speedster Simon Pitchford recorded the 11th best time in the Ely 25 with a blistering time of 1hr3mins49s ahead of club mates Phil Merrit 1hr12mins31s and Dave Saunders 1hr14mins16s.
The clubs riders will be joining up with Peterborough cycling club for this weekends place to place on a hilly course between Folksworth and Oundle
Fenland Clarion Easter Meet sure to be a hit with Cyclists from all over UK
Peterborough based cycling outfit Fenland Clarion is gearing itself up for next months Easter meet based in and around Stamford.
The club is part of national cycling group, The National Clarion, and is hosting their prestigious annual gathering this year. There are ghost walks, dinners and dances for members but for all other cyclists who may not be in the club there is the excitement of a sportive on Sunday 23rd March.
After the success of the Etape du Tour, an event which allows the leisure cyclist to ride an event organised along the same lines as the Tour de France, Peterborough will play host to its own ‘Etape’ based on local roads around Stamford, Folksworth, Yaxley and Whittlesey.
There are distances of 50, 100 and 160 km tailored for individuals levels of fitness and ability.
To find out more detail on the route visit www.clarioncc.org.
There is also a time trial event on Saturday 22nd March based around Essendine and Bourne.
For more details on the Easter meet contact the club via www.fenlandclarion.co.uk
Dont worry, the fens aren’t that boring…!!! :0)
From Steve Clarke,
Dear Clubmates If you want to ride the above event, please email me ASAP and by this weekend if possible.It’s a 10am start at Washingley and will be run in conjunction with the Peterborough CC’s Hardriders event. Cheers Steve Steve ClarkeRacing Secretary
Fenland Clarion CC
steve@fenlandclarion.co.uk
21
Jan
Old Soke Rides 2008
Leisure Cycling - Fenland Clarion Cycling Club
Old Soke Group
2008 Events
Sunday 27th January - 1100 Meet at 222 Station Road, Whittlesey. Short ride (very short if bad weather!!) with a pub lunch.
Sunday 16th March - 1100 Meet at Werrington Centre Car Park, Staniland Way, Werrington. Ride approx. 20 miles with a pub lunch.
Sunday 8th June - 1000 Meet at Market Place, Whittlesey. Ride approx 25 miles, pub lunch and Garden Party and Sandra & Martins, 222 Station Road, Whittlesey.
Sunday 14th September- 1100 Meet at Orton Mere Car Park, Oundle Road, Peterborough. Ride approx 20 miles with a pub lunch.
11th October 1-4pm - Cycle Jumble - St Andrews Hall, Parkinsons Lane, Whittlesey.
For more details contact Sandra and Martin Green. sandramartin@green222.freeserve.co.uk
Fenland Clarion CC Press Release –02/08
Fenland Clarion members Paul Asplin and Sharon Smith joined over 400 mountain bike riders this weekend at Thetford Forests High Lodge, to compete in the third event of their MTB Winter series.
Asplin had a great event and, despite battling against high winds and thick mud finished fourth in his category. He was competing against 110 other riders and managed to complete 4 laps of the strenuous 7.5 mile course in 2hours 28 min, only 8 min behind the winner.
Smith competed against 24 other women to come home in 14th position, completing 3 laps in 2hours 43min.
The last event of the winter series will be held on the 10th of February on the Brandon side of Thetford Forest, where Paul hopes to gain a podium finish for the series. With such an excellent start to the racing year the couple hope it will be good training for the upcoming Enduro6 race in April where they will be representing the Fenland Clarion club as a pair.
Steve Clarke has issued the 2008 events calendar which can be saved to your pc by clicking the link above.
12
Jan
2007 Club Review
2007 was another successful year for the Peterborough based Fenland Clarion Cycling Club with the highlight being a bus load of yellow jersey wearing club members descending on the nations capital in July for the prologue of the Tour de France.
It was an early start in the car park of the cities Key Theatre and a surreal sight seeing club mates arriving clad in the special limited edition t-shirts, polos and hoodies. The yellow invasion turned plenty of heads once we arrived in London with one American spectator offering to buy the shirt off my back as a souvenir of their day!
The Tour was, of course, amazing and despite the challenges the race faced in its later weeks I think every Fenland Clarion member who made the trip will look back on it as a great experience and a day to remember.
The clubs socialising didn’t end on the Mall with another trip going to the Ghent 6 day late on in the year. Youngster James Frost taking some tips from none other than Eddy Merckx in trackside conversation.
The club was very active in racing both locally and nationally and caught the sportif bug with a group of riders heading to the continent to ride La Marmotte.
In terms of the club championshops, the prizes were dominated by Ian Waddilove who collected 7 wins during the season and was rightly club champion. His notable victories included the big three distances, 10, 25 and 50 miles.
Paul Lilley was another to collect a large haul with runners up placings in the Place to Place and Helpston Classic amongst others.
Simon Pitchford and Malcolm Jacklin both had productive seasons with great results from first to last and the clubs current crop of potential laden youngsters led by Simon Jacklin and Jordan Wilson will look back on this season as a launch pad in their fledgling cycling careers.
Result Fenland Clarion CC – FROSTBITE 10
January 1st 2008 – Helpston Circuit
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Pos |
Name |
Time |
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1 |
Simon Pitchford |
25.20 |
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2 |
Paul Lilley |
26.05 |
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3 |
Dave Wagstaffe |